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Ever wondered if Drupal could come built-in with non-default functionality out of the box? Install profiles are the answer. In this session, we'll learn how to build them. Presented by: Dmitri Gaskin and Hagen Graf Recorded by: Alan Doucette
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At DrupalCon DC, Development Seed's Ian Ward, Young Hahn, and Robert Soden presented a session entitled A Paradigm for Reusable Drupal Features describing the repetitive nature of Drupal site development and building, and revealed a few of their solutions. Not even a week later they had published and available on Drupal.org a module that will shave hours off of your development work on each new site you build: The Features module. In this session, we go through downloading and installing the...
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Cutting-edge use-cases and complex applications demand that web developers venture beyond that static page-request paradigm. Drupal and jQuery make an ideal platform for breaking out of the Web 1.0 user-experience box, but it's a jungle out there. Josh Koenig of Chapter Three will demonstrate a number of real-world techniques to use when designing and developing truly awesome asynchronous functionality.
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - Beyond the Web: Drupal Meets the Desktop - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) We all know that Drupal is a robust self-contained system for running a social website, but what about when you want to hook it up with the desktop or mobile devices? This session will take a look at the capabilities built into Drupal core, as well as contributed modules, for combining Drupal with desktop and mobile clients. The presenter is a Mac & iPhone developer...
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Drupal is an amazing framework. Complicated websites and web applications can be created by combining configurations of Modules, Content Types (CCK,) Views, Panels, Menus, Blocks, Categories, Roles & Permissions. This site setup and configuration process is very time consuming and repetitive. This process can and should be automated! Site configuration should also be stored in a format that is easy to read, modify, manage, & share. The Patterns Module is about solving these issues and...
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Quality Assurance is Good for Business. Drupal makes it easy to add powerful features to sites, whether through standard tools (CCK, Views, Panels 2, etc.) or through hand-coded extensions. Sophisticated modules and themes can provide great advantage or great frustration to the end user. We'll discuss some standard and not-so-standard techniques that help ensure the delivery of quality Drupal sites that are a joy to use.
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It's easy to set up a single GNU/Linux server, but there's no obvious way to take those same skills and build functional clusters. If you want to do that, you need a whole new class of tools. At Four Kitchens, we've done the hard work: we maintain an in-office lab to develop and apply cluster-level integration and management techniques to the challenging problems we encounter managing our clients' infrastructure. We'd like to show you what we've learned in our lab and in the field.
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Drush is a command line and scripting interface to Drupal and has a growing community of modules that allow you to rapidly provision, maintain and develop Drupal sites. Drush takes a many-step task and replaces it with a single command - e.g. "drush pm update" will find the latest stable versions of each site module from the Drupal.org, propose any updates, back up the old versions, download the new versions and unpack. This session will get you started and productive with this great...
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90% of the page loading time is spent on retrieving CSS, JavaScript and images. There are lots of techniques to reduce this, but using a CDN is the most effective. Currently it's expensive to integrate with a CDN (especially if you want to avoid vendor lock-in) and it's hard to serve file A from a CDN, file B from a static file server and file C from neither. In this session, you'll learn about the push-to-CDN model, which makes all of this trivial.
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Drupal and its contributed modules provides an impressive amount of functionality without needing to write a single line of code by storing information in Drupal's database tables. Unfortunately this poses a challenge for developers wanting to stage changes between servers. This talk will address these issues by describing the problem and presenting a variety of solutions as well as their pros and cons. Presented by: Kathleen Murtagh, Shaun Haber, and Sacha Chua Recorded by: Prameya Bhandari
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jQuery is a state of the art JavaScript framework, that Drupal uses. jQuery focuses on extensibility, flexibility, terse code, and ease of use, all of which align very well with the goals of Drupal. This session will give an introductory view on this key part of the Drupal User Interface. Presented by: Dmitri Gaskin Recorded by Chris Rowe
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Anyone who spent any time dealing with files in previous versions of Drupal knows what a pain it was. In Drupal 7 all that has changed. This session will examine at the new FileAPI and what it has to offer contrib module developers. Presented by: Andrew Morten Recorded by: Prameya Bhandari
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Presented by David Weinberger Recorded by David Lanier Is Drupal a moral product? That question shouldn't make sense since any technology can be used for good or for evil. While that's true, it doesn't tell the whole story. In this talk, we'll wonder what makes some actions moral, apply this to the Web, and then finally to Drupal. David Weinberger is a co-author of the bestselling book, The Cluetrain Manifesto. His most recent book is "Everything Is Miscellaneous: The Power of the New...
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Drupal 7 has seen several changes designed to improve performance. These include the code registry, multiple loading of first class objects and several upcoming patches including refactored pluggable subsystems. This talk will examine changes already in Drupal 7 and those on the horizon with a focus on database and code weight optimizations. Presented by: Nathaniel Catchpole Recorded by: Marc Tan
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With the release of Drupal 6, phptemplate put a triumphant end to any alternative templating systems in Drupal. We've reached the holy grail of theming -- all that remains is to replace in-code theme() functions with preprocess hooks and churn out hundreds of template files, right? Not so fast. In this session I will argue that the Drupal community needs to keep its eye on the ball -- true separation of data from presentation -- and argue why there is still more underlying work to be done....
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - Powering Collaboration in a Distributed Enterprise - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) Online collaboration, social networking and enterprise content management are having transformational effects on organizations, large and small, government and commercial. With robust content management functionality and integration with communication applications, Drupal is uniquely positioned to power collaboration and knowledge management in a distributed...
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Over the past few years, we have come to rely heavily on web-based tools, such as blogs, forums, wiki, and other to collaborate, manage schedules, and share information. At the same time, chat (or Instant Messaging) has become one of the predominant forms of communication. One issue remains, however: the web based tools and chat donât really âtalkâ to each other. Presented by: Darren Ferguson Recorded by Marc Tan
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - Drupal Multimedia - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) This session will guide you through the steps necessary to build image, video, and audio into your sites, using Drupal 6 and a few important contributed modules. Aaron Winborn is the author of Drupal Multimedia, a developer for Advomatic, and the creator and maintainer of several multimedia modules.
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - Practical Semantic Web and Why You Should Care - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) In this session, I'll talk about the semantic web and provide some background information about it, why it matters, and where it is in its evolutionary cycle (RDFa just got accepted as W3C recommendation, for example). Then I'll talk about how it fits into Drupal and what tools are available today. I'll close by discussing what areas we need to work on and where...
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After years of avoiding classes Drupal is slowing moving toward using object-orientation in more areas, from the DB to unit testing to Views. However, many Drupal developers do not have experience with OOP design. This session will cover the concept of design patterns, both procedural and OOP, how Drupal leverages them now, and how we can better leverage OOP in Drupal without falling into common traps. Presented by: Larry Garfield Recorded by: Marc Tan
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Drupal 7 now includes the Field API which provides "CCK functionality" in core. The Field API supports attaching fields to nodes, users, remote data objects, and any other type of entity. This session introduces the Field API for module developers that want to define custom node content types and fields or field-enable their own object types. Presented by: Barry Jaspan and David Strauss Recorded by: David Lanier
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This session will move from GIS concepts to Drupal GIS practice. We will talk about the principles of storing, organizing, and searching geodata, the practical usage of geodata in Drupal applications, and how geographic functionalities are implemented by existing Drupal modules. Presented by: Allie Micka, Brandon Bergren, and Jim Cranier Recorded by: Marc Tan
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Installing and maintaining a Drupal website is a straight forward process, even if most of the work required has to be done manually. This is sufficient if you only maintain a single or small number of sites, but it starts breaking down when you maintain ten, a hundred, or even a thousand sites. Aegir is a new set of contributed modules for Drupal that aims to solve this common problem. Presented by: Adrian Rossouw Recorded by: Marc Tan
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - Building Church Websites with Drupal - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) Churches are not like businesses. They're not even like non-profits. Churches (and other ministries) are unique in their goals, their approach, and their challenges. In this session, Mustardseed Media Inc owner, Bob Christenson, and his Developer and Podcast Co-Host Matt Farina, will present how they build church community-style websites using Drupal on a daily basis,...
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What do Fast Company, The Big Money, The Onion, Lifetime Television, SonyBMG, Flex.org, DressupChallenge.com, and NowPublic have in common? All are popular sites, some with traffic of a million or more pageviews a day. But there's more. They all run on Drupal. Some people still ask if Drupal can scale. We say, "It's not a question of IF, but HOW". Come and hear how we scale sites like myLifetime.com, TheBigMoney.com, and DressUpChallenge.com.
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Testing saves time, allows you to provide code-level checking for your clients' crazy requirements, documents how your code is supposed to work, frees you to refactor your code without fear of breaking things, and ensures you never get the same bug twice. Sounds great! But how do you get started? This first session will introduce the concepts and basic knowledge required to write tests for Drupal. Presented by: Florian Lorétan, Nathaniel Catchpole, Jimmy Berry, and Dmitri Gaskin Recorded by:...
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One of the major enhancements made to the Drupal development cycle has been the addition of a fully automated testing bot, built on the testing framework in Drupal 7. This session will focus on automated testing as it relates to Drupal 7: its history and direction, the automated testing bot: what has gone into it and where the future leads, and most importantly what is the end gain to the Drupal community. Presented by: Jimmy Berry and Kieran Lal Recorded by: Chris Rowe
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Map/Reduce. Functional programming. Clouds. Document-oriented databases. Column stores. The future is coming and we should be prepared.
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We'll discuss ways to develop reusable and flexible JavaScript components by leveraging JavaScript's full potential and using Drupal's lightweight JavaScript frameworks. We'll look at several JavaScript components and see how they were implemented and how they interact with each other. Presented by: Konstantin Käfer Recorded by: Marc Tan
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - Token: The Little API That Could - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) The Token module is one of the top 3 most commonly used modules in Drupal. With over 50 modules that expose data to token and approximately 30 modules that consume it, if your module needs to share data with other modules Token is probably a good way to do that.
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Ever seen that sidebar headline that professes "234 critical patches", wanted to help, but then realized you don't know how? Not to fear! I can revv your patch-testing prowess by showing how you can select the proper issue for your skill level, test it effectively, and report clearly on the results. Remember, humans write these patches, and if nobody tests, they'll come back to a lifeless, desolate, forlorn issue queue day after day. Don't let this happen to our coders! Test a patch...
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You have access to tons of information, Eric Gundersen of the online strategy shop Development Seed will talk about how interactive maps, data visualizations, and other online tools can quickly show you the bigger picture around large scale international issues. Eric will demo the new Pandemic Preparedness Mapping site (http://preparedness.interaction.org/) built for InterAction to prevent the spread of a catastrophic disease like bird flu. Presented by: Eric Gundersen Recorded by: Prameya...
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Demonstrations of developer security problems and their solutions. How to work with the Drupal Security Team.
Topics: Drupalcon DC 2009, Neil Drumm, Greg Knaddison, Matt Cheney, Ezra Gildesgam
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Ubercart is a powerful e-commerce suite that allows you to sell physical products, role promotions, file downloads, and more through your Drupal site. Current stores use Ubercart to sell audio content, recurring fan club memberships, node access, store credit, and event registrations. This session will highlight the core and contributed modules needed to accomplish these things in Ubercart. We will walk through the store configuration and answer questions related to the demonstrated tasks....
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There are nearly 3,000,000 search results from Google for the phrase "Open Source CMS Comparison." So, what are the important features people want? How do Drupal, Joomla!, and WordPress stack up? How does "community" factor into powering innovation and deployment and what governance, work processes, and cultural differences exist? How is a competitive spirit helpful and where might strengthening collaboration between projects result in better software? Agenda The...
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - Panel Discussion About Drupal Hosting Options - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) This panel discussion will review the crowded and convoluted world of Drupal hosting. We will address the various hosting options for Drupal that now exist—from shared to cloud to virtual to dedicated hosting—and we discuss what options will be available in the future.
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Are you a lazy developer? If you aren't, you should be! Find out about editor tricks that can save you hours and hours of effort and frustration. Learn about browser tips that make it easy to test your sites with different users, track down elusive bugs, and test. Develop the virtue of laziness by automating as much as you can with makefiles, the Drupal Shell, regression tests, and other goodies. Share your best tips during this interactive session. Use your new free time to rock even more!
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So, your client has seen the light and is tossing out their old CMS in favor of Drupal. Their existing content, in the form of square pegs, needs to fit into nice round Drupal objects. How can this process be managed, and what tools are available to assist? Presented by: Mike Ryan and Moshe Weitzman Recorded by: Prameya Bhandari
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - CCK Mashup, Oh The Things You Can Do! - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) The Content Construction Kit (CCK) is pretty handy by itself, but really useful when hooked into other modules. We'll look at ways to combine CCK with Views, Panels, Devel, and lots of other modules to make Drupal sing and dance.
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Just how do you re-design a website when you have 300,000+ clients? Is design by community as bad as design by committee? In this presentation we'll discuss the community centric approach we have taken to this project and the various tools and activities we used to recruit, engage with and communicate with the community, including some innovative approaches to participatory and crowdsourcing design. Presented by: Mark Boulton Recorded by: Ronald Mulero
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - Media Mover: File Processing and Storage - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) Media Mover provides a unique tool set of tools for administrators who need media and file processing and storage. This session will focus on how to utilize Media Mover with external file sources for presentation on your Drupal site, file processing for web and archival purposes, and storage on foreign file systems.
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Each Drupal site is filled with opportunities to reach out and contact users. System messages, content notifications, mass mailings and newsletters, or online discussions and and two-way relays. This talk describes available solutions for sending, receiving, and tracking messages sent through a Drupal site for any purpose Presented by: Allie Micka and Jeremiah Davis Recorded by: Marc Tan
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This session is made for folks who are new to coding in general or new to Drupal coding in particular. We'll start off with a basic discussion about working with Drupal as a framework and what that even means. Then we will go through an overview of how Drupal's framework is set up and the various API's and systems you can work with. Presented by: Addison Berry Recorded by: March Espedido
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - Making Dates and Calendars Rock! - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) We'll look at some of the rocking things you can do with Date and Calendar and a few other great Drupal 6 modules to create agenda-style views, embed customizable calendars anywhere, manage event attendance, hook up with the outside world using iCal, and lots lots more.
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jQuery UI, built on top of jQuery, is a complete set of behaviors and components that can be used in building Rich Internet Applications. Behaviors and components included in jQuery UI include drag-and-drop, resizing, mouse-sorting, mouse-selecting (click-select, shift-select, ctrl-select, lasso select), dialogs, sliders, tabs, trees, grids, toolbars and menus. Presented by: Richard Worth Recorded by: Chris Rowe
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Making world class Drupal sites takes more than savvy design and good programming; it takes planning and great project management. We'll discuss general project management methodologies and tools as well as the Drupal-related specifics to help you scope, architect, and deliver beautifully built sites that make the most of Drupal. Agenda General * Why is Project Management Important? * Adding Project Management to your Workflow (or improving what you have now) * Overview of Tools Drupal...
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - Building Advanced Social Networks at a Large U.S. University - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) Drupal excels at building social networks. I'll be diving into some of the theory behind what makes social networks tick plus demoing a large social network based on Organic Groups we're building at BYU.
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DrupalCon DC 2009 - Lightning Panel: Search in Drupal - Recorded by Robert Nelson Vance (http://robertnelsonvance.com/) Much work is being done to improve search in Drupal, and several different approaches have emerged, including ApacheSolr, Xapian, and Lucene, to name a few. This panel will include five minute lightening talks on the options and then a discussion on the merits of the different tools, the downfalls, and when it makes sense to use what.
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We've all heard Drupal can run every site from your personal blog to massive social networks. The framework is flexible and powerful enough to do anything. The showcase list of Drupal sites is impressive and growing. The community behind the magic continues to expand exponentially. The awards keep pouring in: Best Open Source CMS, Most Valuable Person, Top Innovator. Presented by: James Walker Recorded by: Marc Tan
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